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Hardware Forum / PC Hardware / Overclocking / December 2007Need Thorough Guide to OCing Q6600 w/ P5KC MB
I am totally new to the concept of overclocking the cpu I've never don it before but wish to because of the potential of the Q6600 G0 to go t at least 3GHz I just cant find any guides online, all I get is peopl saying well your dram...fswadfhcksd voltages clocks are all too hig and the vdroop? is messed so I just want to know what the heck you guy are talking about + I do not wish to fry my Q6600 somehow lol -- BlueChaos | I am totally new to the concept of overclocking the cpu I've never done | it before but wish to because of the potential of the Q6600 G0 to go to | at least 3GHz I just cant find any guides online, all I get is people | saying well your dram...fswadfhcksd voltages clocks are all too high | and the vdroop? is messed so I just want to know what the heck you guys | are talking about + I do not wish to fry my Q6600 somehow lol. _____ Read the posts in this newsgroup. Nearly everything you might wish to know is already in posted in this newsgroup (start looking in messages posted since about March of 2007.) Overclocking a Q6600 is essentially identical to overclocking any Core 2 Intel CPU. If you have specific questions you will need to provide EXACT information on your particular system (CPU, motherboard manufacturer and model... additional helpful information would be BIOS manufacturer and version, memory type, manufacturer, and model, Power Supply capacity, manufacturer and model. The most important component in a successful overclock is an overclocking friendly motherboard. If you have an overclocking friendly motherboard, the motherboard manual should have directions for overclocking. An Intel CPU (manufactured in the last ten years or so) can NOT be destroyed by overheating or overclocking. An Intel CPU CAN be destroyed instantly by raising the CPU core voltage too high (more than 10% or so.) Phil Weldon | I am totally new to the concept of overclocking the cpu I've never done | it before but wish to because of the potential of the Q6600 G0 to go to | at least 3GHz I just cant find any guides online, all I get is people | saying well your dram...fswadfhcksd voltages clocks are all too high | and the vdroop? is messed so I just want to know what the heck you guys | are talking about + I do not wish to fry my Q6600 somehow lol. |
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